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WHO reports that global life expectancy fell

Global Health Gains Are Slipping — and Climate Is a Major Driver

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The WHO reports that global life expectancy fell by nearly two years during the pandemic, erasing a decade of progress. Climate‑related health threats — heatwaves, pollution, and extreme weather — are accelerating the decline.
Experts warn that without coordinated global action, climate‑driven health impacts could cause millions of additional deaths by 2050.
Still, there is opportunity: strategic investments in prevention, diagnostics, and resilient infrastructure could save millions of lives and reduce economic losses.

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